Bullish Oil Report Shows Mixed Production Changes
The monthly Pennsylvania oil report notes a slight bullish tilt with 1,502 fewer barrels of new production and 4 more completed wells, while dry holes rise by 8. Southwest fields lead activity with 242 August wells down to 24 in September and McDonald and Sistersville reporting multiple completions and large wells.
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Pennsylvania
South West
McDouald
McDonald Field
Sistersville
Washington
Rush Creek
Westview
Wildwood
Gordon OU Company
Washington Field
Crafton
Montour District
Mt Morris
Hookstown
Venice
Flag
Ae. Ee
Oiddle
Chaange
Battle Field
Clarion
Roangust
Sistersville Oil Boom Drives Daily Production Above 17 000 Barrels
The Sistersville field fuels growth as Tts Daily Production tops 17 000 barrels with old wells revived by nitro glycerine at McDonald and new ones rising in Midway. Wells like Island No 1 Jacob Turl and Twiebell & Hershberger No 5 Stewart contribute high hourly outputs, boosting total output to about 17 460 barrels, while accidents and fatalities at nearby pipe lines are noted.
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Tts
McDonald
Midway
Sistersville
Island
Fs Company
Jacob Turl
Twiebell & Hershberger
Stewart
Millera Run Oil Company
Jones & Tenant
McCoy
McDonald Field
Talbot Farm
J. KR. Knox
Mitchell Yeverty
Theodore Davis
Pittsburg
Mercer
Ariz Ata
Forsythe & Brenneman
Forest
John McEwen
Herron
Noblestown
McClellnand
Oakdale
Woodfard Oil Company
Wford Farm
Monard
McCurdy
Rs Oil and Gas Compan
James Moore
Janction
Macder Farm
Midway Pool
Roree, Hallowell & Meldren
McBurney
Aeek
Meldren & Co
Kriss
Smith &C
Taylor
Butler County
Guckert & Steel
Gardner
Garvin Pool
Callers Junction
Camp Ran
Keaver
Harmony
Powhatan
Wheeling
Estersville
Hornellsville
Honsettsville
Oll Bas
National Transit Certificates and Oil Markets Report
National Transit Certificates opened at 125 1 2 cents and closed at 181 2 3 cents after clearances. Petroleum markets opened steady then advanced on local paying and moved to steady. Trading rose as October contracts shifted to November. total sales reported 156000 barrels with varied regional activity.
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Efined
Intae York
Gesee
Antwerp
IL Crry
Sconelon
New York
Petroleum
Pennsylvania Oil
Jonenies
Serge
Est
Sage
Lima Oil
WANTS THE BONDS BROKEN IN SALMON DIVORCE CASE
Mrs Luzie Salmon sues John B Salmon for divorce alleging barbarous treatment. The trial before Judge Slagle Creel features charges that the milkman husband struck and ill used her and drank at home. Next friend Anthony Leek represents the plaintiff with A H Mercer. the defendant is aided by W J Brennen. Twelve attachments are issued against goods of David Rosenthal.
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A. H. Mercer
W. J. Brennen
TWO MURDEE TRIALS SET FOR NEXT WEEK IN CRIMINAL COURT
The court calendar for next week lists two murder trials. Edward McAllen faces trial Monday for the killing of Gabriel Mosely on the Hill, and George Strasser is slated for Thursday for the death of Joseph Brandl on the Southside. The list also includes numerous defendants scheduled across three days.
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Edward McAllen
Gabriel Mosely
George Strasser
Joseph Brandl
John Patterson
Joseph Shauholtz
James Kane
Thomas Kirkup
Mary E. King
John Marshall
Davia Madden
Robertgienry
George Hamilton
Joseph Turner
Albert Hallowell
Wm. Lutz
Robert Middiemis
James Thompre
John W. Peters
Wm. McCann
Samuel McGinley
O. P. Griffith
Nellie Warehorn
Jennie Dilworth
Liggie Funk
James Luth
Charles Reed
Annie Sullivan
Henshellborn
Mary Wallace
Martin Weiss
Herman Schweitzer
Mary Enzel
C. Smith
P. Polosky
D. D. Kelly
John N. Beck
Joseph Hickinger
Roman Quinger
Adam Itzel
Steinway
Eril Keopfer
Daniel Balfour
Fred Knaka
Wash Gibson
Samuel Canian
Steve Travis
George Encoer Hidlicoker
Wendel Gumbert
Jacob Duval
Henry Jackson
Goods Seized in $11,634.88 Suit Against David Rosenthal
Creditors led by Cohen & Co sue David Rosenthal for fraud alleging intent to move assets to avoid court attachment. Twelve claims total 11,634.88 from firms in New York and Baltimore, with attachments placed on Rosenthal’s property in others’ possession. Named creditors include H B Claflin Co, A & Baight Co, Castle Co, G A Aufhoordt & Co, Townsend & Yate, M Brown & Co, Wise Bros, Knower & Cooley, Weinburg Cloak Co, and Joseph Lee, among others. property in the hands of A Frank, Frank & Aronson, M Levenson, and others.
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David Rosenthal
Cohen & Co
Rosenthal
New York
H. B. Claflin Company
A. & Baight & Co
A. Castle & Co
G A. Aufhoordt & Co
ET Hillger
Townsend & Yate
M. Brown & Co
Oelberman
Doremerick & Co
Wise Bros
Knower & Cooley
Baltimore — Weinburg Cloak Company
Joseph Lee
A. Frank
Frank & Aronson
M. Levenson
E B. Potts
Cohen & Davis
Morris Bros
M. Novinsky
Wilkowsky Bros
Walt Bros
J. A Samuels
Union National Bank of
Pittsburg
Nine pleas and assorted sentences in Criminal Court
In the Criminal Court yesterday nine small cases were disposed of. Defendants included Steve Mc Laughlin acquitted of assaulting Annie MacNicholas on Bates streets and Fred Boehmer awaiting a jury on felonious assault. Others pleaded guilty or were sentenced, with multiple defendants sent to the workhouse or Claremont for various offenses. A civil action by William J. Dunn against the city sought $1,605.45 plus related interest on a sewer project. Dunn assigned the claim to a bank.
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Steve McLaughlin
Annie MacNicholas
Bates Streets
Fred Boehmer
Kennedy
August Schafer
George Parker
Pryor
Sewickley
Robert Barr
William J. Dunn
Pittsburg
City of
Martland Avenue
Penn Avenue
Kelly Street
Dunn
Appeals to the Orphan Courts on estate letters
An appeal to the Orphans Court challenges Register Conner's refusal to revoke letters of administration on the estate of the late Siste Eev. Father Mollis. Proceedings seek to overturn the register's decision and appoint new administration.
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Orphans’ Court
Register Conner
Siste Eev
Father Mollis
Contested Letters Hold Up to Meyer Inheritance
A challenged will or probate matter involves Gregor Meyer with letters issued in his favor, disputed by John DeVries Hofman of New York, cousin to Father Mollinger, with Attorneys Wime and Minorities representing the parties.
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Gregor Meyer
Wime
John DeVries Hofman
New York
Hofman
Father Mollinger
Meyer
Grand Jury Recommends Incorporation of Aspinwall
The grand jury returned true bills for incorporation of the borough of Sapo. Names listed include Joseph Kossalko Frank Pucher Del Harmer Thomas Mickey William McGill Jerry Parker and M B Levy with charges of libel assault and battery larceny false pretense malicious trespass and default. Several bills were ignored including John Behan J W Campbell John McGinnis Margaret Gunn and others.
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Aspinwall
Joseph Kossalko
Frank Pucher
Frank Damohrawsky
Annie Freeman
Moses Jappel
Jane Sikes
Jim Wallis
del Harmer
Thomas Mickey
William McGill
Jerry Parker
M. B. Levy
John Megraw
Fred Nagle
Borough of
Sapo
John Behan
J. W. Campbell
John McGinniis
Margaret Gunn
Thomas Kirkup
H. M. Lyon
James McLaren
Pa Barak
John Welker
Criminal Court Case Names Listed for Commonwealth Defense
A criminal court record lists defendants including B. Connors Tall Griffith Lizzie Griffith Carrie Rene McLane Samuel Cashdollar Jota Di Rapper Edward Graham Herbert Jilda Hooney Mary Ryan A Gimpkins Charles Moxnson and Ann and Ven in ongoing proceedings.
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Criminal Court—Commonwealth
B. Connors
Tall Grifith
Lizzie Griffith
Carrierene McLane
Samuel Cashdollar
Jota di Rapper
Edward Graham
Herbert Jilda Hooney
Mary Ryan
A Gimpkins
Charles Moxnson
Ann & Ven
Verdicts Totals In Multiple Civil Actions Reported
TheDispatch notes continue with verdicts in several cases, including $6357 for Hannah A. Croswell vs Freehold Bank, $575 for Fahnestock vs Bertalott, $6430 for Voight Co. vs McGhee, $777 for Cook & Braden vs Holmes, a European Portrait Co. lease dispute, Quinnett vs McQuinlen, and $13 1/2 percent rent arrears in Gurber vs Grandinsky. The Maxwell vs Pleasant Valley Electric Railway case remains on trial. The Block System at Union depot is previewed for THE Dispatch tomorrow.
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Tas
Mra
Hannah A. Croswell
Freehold Bank
A. CO. Fahnestock
A. Bertalott
J. C. Dicken
L. H. Voight & Co
L. J. McGhee
Cook & Braden
G.W. Holmes
W. W. Conway
Black & Ase Ne
Peter Quinnett
B. McQuinlen
Joseph Gurber
J. Grandinsky
E. A. Maxwell
Pleasant Valley Electric Railway
Eee
Season's Work Nearing End With Few New Buildings Planned
The season nears completion with few large projects in sight as architects rest and focus on contracted work. Many residences are planned for the next six months, largely in the East End, at costs between 15000 and 20000. Strikes in steel mills caused delays for structural beams, but supply is recovering and construction accelerates.
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East End
Day of Atonement Observed Across Pittsburg
The Hebrew Day of Atonement, the year's greatest fast, begins at sunset and ends at sunset the next day. In Pittsburg most businesses pause as temples hold continuous services from 9 am to 6 pm. September 2 marked the Hebrew New Year and the start of year 5653.
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Pittsburg
Republican Committee Discusses Mass Meetings Plan
The Republican Executive Committee of Allegheny met at headquarters on Third avenue to review organization plans and discuss mass meetings. Chairman Gripp intends daily member outreach as part of the effort while headquarters report smooth operations.
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Republican Executive Committee
Allegheny
Third Avenue
Gripp
Forgery arrest of Private Ralston in Eighteenth Regiment case
Private W. L. Ralston of Company B, Eighteenth N G P, arrested on a warrant by Alderman Gripp at the charge of forgery. Frank A. Leggett says Ralston cashed a pay order signed by Captain Doak at Homestead, later found to be forged. Dr. Charles Fayes, French instructor, returns to city for winter. his wife died in France in August while en route to her home in Russian.
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W. L. Ralston
Eighteenth Regiment
Alderman Gripp
Frank A. Leggett
Leggett
Ralston
Doak
Homestead
Charles Fayes
France
Open letter to women on womb health heals and hope
A San Francisco reader recounts severe postnatal womb failure five years ago and years of doctors and devices failing until Jos E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her. She urges every suffering woman to learn of the remedy and praises its effects.
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Laurel Ave
San Francisco
Jos E. Pinkham
Mrs.a. Detwiler
Box-maker credits doctors for recovery after four years ill
Joseph Ettien of Lazearville West Virginia says a severe cold led to a long illness with catarrh chest pains and digestive distress. After three months under care by Drs Copeland Hall and Byers he reports complete improvement and urges others to seek their treatment.
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Joseph Ettien
Lazearville
W. Va
Dust Particles and Damp Air Cause Chronic Catarrh
A coal miner from Woodville, DC describes years of illness from irritating dust and foul mine air. After treatment by Drs Copeland Hall and Byers, he reports full recovery, renewed appetite and sleep, and resolves to return to work.
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John Horan
Woodville
D. C
Washington
Seye
Dre. Copeland, Hall and Byers
Turkish Towels Exhibit At Allegheny Store
A colorful description touts a Turkish towel making display by Hacorro Marphrostanas near the Stars and Stripes in Allegheny Boccs and Bunt claiming modern merchandising makes Turkish Towels affordable. The piece emphasizes rapid loom chatter and the contrast between Turkish craft and American enterprise.
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Orient
Turkey
America
Stars and Stripes
Hacoppas MarpIrosian
Allegheny
Boccs & Bunt
Hacoros Marphrostan
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